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originally posted in:The New Dojo
7/9/2017 3:33:05 PM
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"I don't see it as such. There is a certain enjoyment in achieving ones task, no matter the nature of the assignment. The living would likely thank you for your service of removing dammned spirits from their world."
Even with the fragment of death she spoke to,she seemed to proceed with her peaceful tone and calm nature. Perhaps it was simply a part of who she was. If anything, it at least explained the amount of spirits sensed within her proximity.
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"There is no enjoyment in throwing souls into Hell, watching them rot eternally in that dark pit. I kill to do that, end people's lives to pit them to more suffering. What joy comes of that?" [i]Thaan was curious of this soul, she seemed to always be positive, even though Thaan was very negative. Strange, usually Thaan made everyone negative just through atmosphere.[/i]
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"Perhaps it's in perspective." She produced a small black object, merely the size of a marble. She seemed a little fixated on the object as she cleaned it with a cloth. There was something odd about the way it shined. It was like it was reflecting in broad daylight under the stars. "What if you thought of it as you are likely saving many innocent by removing harm from this world? If a murderer died and a family lived, is it truly a terrible task?"
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"There are just as many seemingly innocent families that are damned, as murderers or criminals. I have to kill them all." [i]Thaan glanced on the object, but mainly kept her focus on the conversation itself.[/i]
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"Perhaps, maybe death is just a blind happening, or maybe there is a master plan even above our understanding."
